Wedding Bells Across North Avenue as De Loach-Moran Duo Wed
Yesterday at the home of the bride's parents on North avenue the wedding of Miss Suzette DeLoach of Chipley, Fla., and Mr. William Ralph De Loach was celebrated with green and white decorations, a greenery altar, and a bridal party including Miss Murrah and Best Man Mr. Layfield of Chipley. Guests from Columbus and Chipley attended, with reception and dancing following the ceremony.
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Alline Perryman
William Ralph DeLoach
High Moon
William Marcus Perrymen
North Avenue
Valley Niles
Misa Suzette
DeLouch
Chipley Gs
Mrr
T S Layfield
Chipley
Arthur Priddy
Fambrough
Gordon
Ida Murrah
Mir Naland Murrah
Columbus
L. i Floyd
Mir’ L. E Floyd Jr
Chipsey
Laura Goodman
Mia McLoach
Wiss Jeannette Lowndes
Wiss Helen Dargan
Dozer Lowndes
Lnception
Burroughs Nature Club Meeting At Ansley Hotel
The 4A Burroughs Nature Club met at the Ansley hotel on Monday afternoon. Wr Vanvil GC Peacock of Peacock school spoke via Washington Agriculture Department authority on lapis and Bris Theat, discussing themes this season. Principal grades director invited ADHD members to join walking picts Saturday to study trees. Next meeting planned for December at Joel Chipeler Farris Sard sanctuary on Mrsente Weat Gordon street.
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Saturda
Joel Chipeler
Mrens Weat
Gordon Street
Regular Meetings Across City Tonight and Today
Liceta chapter No and Order of Hast ein Star holds regular meeting at the Masonic Temple tonight at 8. Annual election of officers for 181a to be held. Atlanta Womans club executive board meets today at 1 o clock at the Women’s clubhouse on Baker street. St Lukes Womans auxiliary meets this afternoon at 330 in the Sunday school room. The Players club of St Pinhps cathedral meets Friday at 8 in the parish house. Inman Park Students club meets this morning at 103d at the home of Mrs Howard Falmer.
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Liceta Chapter No
Order of Hastein Star
Masonic Temple
Atlanta Womans Club
Womans Clubhouse
Baker Street
Womans Qusiliary of
St Lukes
Players Club
St. Pinhps Cathedral
Inman Park
Howard Falmer
Social Items From Cosington and Georgia Chapters
Mrs S H Adams of Cosington visited Mrs A McD Wilson then left for Calupus. Mrs Hose M Ashby, past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia, lectured in Conyers on the order, and prepared work for two new chapters in Tallapoosa. Miss Hugenia Caldwell, once a debutante in Chattanooga, joined her parents at the Georgian Terrace for the winter. Airs L. Fiseman and Muse Bros Eiseman planned a Washington trip and a visit to New York and Lork. Mrs Charles J C Legh, president of the Chicago chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, was mentioned.
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Margaret Gage
Birmingham
Wile
James T Williams
Ansley Park
Willams
Miss Gage
Mary King
JT Enchberg
Washington Street
de Craig Arnold
Dahlonega
D P Groover
Martha Frances
Groover
Lillian Maud Holt
Burlington
Anna Clein
Central Avenue
E Clein
Piedmont Avenue
FB Boyd
Mr Marshall
New York
Georgian Terrace
Dargan Lownie
Hose
Hugenia Caldwell
Chattanooga
Wes AS Caldwell
L. Fiseman
Muse Bros Eise
Man Ieave
Aturdax
Cee
Charles J C Legh
Chicago
North Georgia counties extend highway toward Atlanta
In Blue Ridge on November 19 a Georgia Products day featured a 6 oclock dinner at the Blue Ridge Inn with Colonel T A Brown as toastmaster. Speakers included Colonel William Built Dr JM Daves Professor FE Morton J A Hamilton and Colonel W A McClure. Discussion focused on extending the Asheville NC to Atlanta mobile highway via Blue Ridge into Fannin Gilmer and Pickens counties to Georgia line, connecting to a road toward Atlanta.
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Blue Ridge
Georgia
Fannin County
Bue Ridge Inn
T A. Brown
William
JM Daves
FE Morton J A Jamilton
W A McClure
Asheville
Atlanta
Asweile
Georgia Line
Fannin Gilmer and
Pickens
North Carolina
Cherokee County
Corn Fair at Rome Proves Big Success
Rome November 1 The seventh district corn and canning club fair has run since Wednesday and ends tomorrow with a highly successful session. Clubs within and outside the district displayed fine exhibits. Speakers at the bar included Senator Thomas W Herdwick, Congressman Gordon Lee, Chancellor DC Barrow, President A M Louie, and Dr Campbell. The Home Chamber of Commerce plans to make the district fair an annual event and to hold a county fair in connection with it.
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Rome
Thomas W Herdwick
Gordon Lee
DC Barrow
A M_ Louie
I Campbell
Home Chamber of Commerce
President General U D C Honored by Atlanta Women
Mrs Daisy McLaurin Stevens, president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, was the guest of honor in Atlanta with two entertainments. A luncheon at the Wren's Nest hosted by Uncle Remus Memorial Association and a large reception at the Capital City club by Atlanta Chapter UDC featured hundreds of attendees including DAR regents, Woman's Club officers, and Mississippi pages.
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Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Masspel
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlanta
Uncle Remus Memorial Association
Tuncheon
UDC
Atlante
Atlante Chanter, U DC, For Mia Stevens
Capital City
D A. R
Woman's Club
Tc, Parker
Macon
Howard McCall
Mary Butt
Stevens
Frances Connally
Laura Cowles
Josephine Mobley
Edna Walraven
Lucila Mec-Rae
Emma Hemminway
Mississippi
Lula Dean Jones
Onheta Neal Passie May Ottley Mary Leigh
Chicago
Nell Parkat
Association
A. McD Wilson
BY. Connally
TT Stevens
HG Hastings
Pisa Stewart
FP Heifer
Joal Chandler Harris
Charles J G Leigh
U DC
TC Parlor
Georgia
DAR Mes Slaughter Seales
Annis Belle Stubbs
Mississoni
Mre Stevens
Remus
Slaton Pleased With Work Of Atlanta Schools
Superintendent William M Slaton toured Atlanta public schools and praised the overall work. He cited pupil numbers rising from 15,159 to 25,000 with an expected increase next year, and teacher counts growing from 325 in 1907 to 600.
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William M Slaton
Atlanta Public Schools
Atlanta
Slaton
Jury Still Out in Montford Case
In Dublin Georgia on November 19 a jury failed to reach a verdict in the Ed Montford case charged with killing Herschel Beacham. After hours of deliberation the jurors adjourned for supper without a decision and no further instructions or questions were posed to the court.
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Dublin
Spegal
Ed Montford
Herschel Beacham
Sime
Nurse Wins $1700 Suit Against Louis Camak
In Athens on November 12 a city court jury awarded Mary Reid $1700 plus costs in her civil lawsuit against Louis Camak a prominent club and society man. The plaintiff a nurse alleged Camak knocked her down a staircase and kicked her from his aunt's home after she refused to follow orders. No criminal action was brought.
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Athens
Mary Reid
Louis Camak
Exciting Contests Held at Folkston
Folkston Georgia on Georgia Products Day drew over 508 people to the courthouse yard for events. Miss Altman won a nail driving contest by driving an eight penny nail into a ball in two drives. J J Sicken, despite being lame, won the county official race securing a four year term without opposition. Helen Pierce won the girls race.
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Folkston
Charlton” County
Altman
J J Sicken
Helen Pierce
Electric Light Men To Meet At Asheville
The executive committee of the southeastern division of the National Electric Light Invasion met Thursday at the Hotel Ansley and chose Asheville North Carolina as the site for the 1515 convention of the southeastern branch. The convention will be held in September. Efforts will secure noted speakers including Albert Hubbard and William Jennings Bryan. An attendance of about 400 delegates is expected.
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National Electric Light Invociation
Ansley
Asheville, NC
Amone
Albert Hubbard
William = Bryan
Electric manufacturers group to visit local firms
The executive committee of the Southern branch of the national association, composed of electric manufacturers from Georgia, Florida, Alabama and the Carolinas, led by chairman J. Bigham of Tampa, Florida, will spend today visiting local electric manufacturing companies.
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Gt Iste
Palme
Charleston
National Association
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Carolinas
J. & Bigham
Tampa
Fin
Eye speck cures many in driving without wind goggles
Moore and Sons Opticians on Broad Street advertise a range of standard fines and specific options to quit individual requirements. The note promotes eye care and eyewear as a remedy for driving without wind goggles.
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Inc
Moore & Sons
Opticians
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